Silicide agglomeration fuse device

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257665, 257773, 257755, 257757, 437 46, 437200, 437233, 437922, H01L 2900

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ABSTRACT:
A fusible link device disposed on a semiconductor substrate for providing discretionary electrical connections. The fusible link device of the invention includes a silicide layer and a polysilicon layer formed on the silicide layer and has a first un-programmed resistance. The silicide layer agglomerates to form an electrical discontinuity in response to a predetermined programming potential being applied across the silicide layer, such that the resistance of the fusible link device can be selectively increased to a second programmed resistance.

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"Polysilicon Fuse Structure," IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 29, No. 1 (Jun. 1986) pp. 144-145.

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